Stud fees
I would like everyone who can to write down for how much they do matings with their dogs.
We have 2 males. Namir von Neckartal: €200 Crying Wolf Juma: €200 I asked multiple times in Slovakia about mating, I got answers in e-mail, I'll write here what answers I got. Jakari: €450 Hit: €800 Ares: €400+ In Czech Amore Mio wrote he won't do matings with our dogs. It's just that I'm corious. |
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I think in the interest of fixing the species we need many varied pairings. If we don't give the same price for the people living the same country as us as the other people, then we don't help the species. Different people said different prices to me. But you were correct, you wrote you won't do matings for us. I would appriciate if someone would do a mating with our dogs here. :wolf |
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my male (for statistics :lol:) is from 50 to 100/pup (hd a, ed 0, dm n/n, pra free, t1 characer test, champion). the price differs because some people can come from 300 km, but some from 1500 km. for me it's important cause i understand them, i live very far from foreign stud males, i must pay for visa etc. so it would be not too honest from my side to ask for the same price like from the people which will not pay for visa, go so far etc. also i know that males in cz want something around 50-80 eur/pup. males from slovakia want more (why - for me it's still a secret :oops:). i mean only healthy males of course. |
and sorry, let me start little offtopic here :roll:
dear owners of stud males and breeding females, do you ask for health tests before mating? i mean tests for sexually transmitted diseases like mycoplasma, herpes, staphilococcus, streptococcus, ureaplasma etc.? |
I have heard about stud dog owner from Austria, who wants 1500 Euro for covering (does not matter, how many puppies will be born).
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mist, i also know the same situations... but "only" for 1000 :lol: imagine, if we (people from "so far far kingdom") go - we spend ~ 1000 eur only for travel, ~ 100 for visa... brrrr :cry:
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But I do not think, that stud dog owners, who want higher fees for covering, are bad people and destroy the breed. They spent a lot of money to present their dog (dog show fees, travelling to other countries etc.) and of course their dog is more expensive than some other dog, which has never been out of his garden.
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i meant +/- same dogs - having bonitation, championship(s), hd and ed evaluation, dm result etc. by default
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In the US, it is common practice to receive the price for one puppy (or receive the pick of the litter instead of a fee). Many stud owners will offer a repeat breeding in the case of a small litter.
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In Sweden one puppy price to, if at least 2 puppys in the litter,,,
Very best regards / M |
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will anybody answer to this (or i start feel crazy with such requirements :lol:)?
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In my country for some breeds (and breed clubs) this is more common to ask ;) But for CsW I did not hear this question before! But before mating I always did test my females for such diseases (also CsW) , but did not ask this for males when it was not usual in club rules or the breed community;-) And for mating prices in my country: Normally it is about the price of one puppy (although some breeders do ask more) All sportive hobby breeders (in several breeds) in my country ask € 100 for each living pup with 2 weeks with a max of the puppy price! (so the risk is for female and male owner) And for me this is a normal sportive and honest rule .:) But there are also CsW owners in my country who ask the max price to pay with covering. When the female is empty, you can come back one time. When she is empty again you have bad luck…. :roll: But when Dutch female owners go to other countries for covering it is a much different story!! Even in CZ and SK sometimes huge prices are/were asked for females of abroad! Sometimes even after a female was covered the male owner did ask much more cash money than was agreed before :evil: But…. I never did agree with (for me un sportive or strange) covering rules of breeders in CZ , SK and other countries (for female of my own or of others), and so I know only sportive and honest breeders who did cover females of West Europe :) |
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Daniela!
Ch. Mona von neckartal |
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after 5000km and almost 2 week traveling, 4x progesteroni tests a´100e and my female is pregnant. every km i have drive by my self. and after that next 6000km because next dog was in heat.... (other breed) |
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Twice :) in one heat and one way is ower 1200km.... i don´t live in Helsinki ;)
also male dosen´t live there where i stayed. |
Every owner of male can have "own" price of using of male. It can be 200 or 2000Euro and nobody MUST explain to somebody WHY he has this price. Is it high for you? It is easy: don´t use this male. If owner of male will see, nobody wants pay so much money, he will must change his price. Or- male will not have pups.
But I think, nobody here will explain WHY he wants this or this price. |
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hanka, nobody talks about your trade secrets, don't worry :lol:
monita was curious, what is wrong? |
Nothing is bad on her questions. But you attacked some owner of male and you wait some explaining from his...His male has "in owner´s eyes" some value. Why not? Why you critise him? He will not explain you, why he wants XY money. Yes, price really depends on his phantasy.
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i attacked? whom?
seems full moon is coming again :lol::lol::lol::lol: |
@hanka:
Hanka, I would like to know that if the male dog owners dare to say how much they do matings for. As you could read here, I'm just curious. My interests are that for example, a male living in Slovakia for a Slovakian will do matings for €400, but for me, a Hungarian, for €1000. What's the difference between us? I go to Slovakia for bonitation, to greater dog shows, unlike some other people, who don't dare. The male in my possession will do matings both for Hungarians and you, for example, for €200. And how much you do matings for? - I'm just curious. Nothing is too expensive for me if I see it's meaning. But I don't like discrimination. |
and maybe hanka which blamed me will quote my attack and name "him"? ;) or it will still look stupid
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Once I used this method, but no puppies were born. Estimated 100% female ovulation is the biggest problem. Do you know some litter of csv, which originated from artificial insemination? |
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The litter of my dog Uruk Hai comes from an artificial insemination because his father Erik Nanook life in Canada. |
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No, Selma was mated in Vienna. During the winter Erik Nanook lives in Austria. Michael |
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i know very many breeds who can´t mate in nature because every breeder use only insemination. |
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Insemination can be for female greater stress than the long journey. |
But maybe, sometimes the IA it's a better choice than taking the worse male only because he lives near us:) I don't want to say that everyone should use the IA, it's only a possibility...;)
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I didn´t cry that my mating trip was to long. Male was great and i will see after 2 week my next litter. I don´t make my choice of male or how long way i have. Other detale was comming first. Male doesn´t have to many litter´s. Type is ok. Healty results. and every kennel doesn´t have same combination. Matador breeding doesn´t help at all. |
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^ i didn´t think that at all. I only told my opinoin about this. ;-)
I Finland we can use one female only 4 times in life time. ( other country you can make litter in every year) That why i need to think very hard what kind male and combination i will make. |
Dear Forum members!
I haven't got any reply for the question I asked. If someone doesn't want to reply in public, I promise I won't post it anywhere if (s)he sends me the price in e-mail ([email protected]). |
Baron was 100e per living 2week old puppy. Now days 0,-
I have asked and one asked 700e per litter, one 100e per pup and one says i have heard not so nice about you and sorry. (about barons healty) One from france asked 1500e hah hah hah! from cz 700cz koruna per pup about 35e |
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We wrer given such a wide range of prices, it was unbelievable :(. From the very reasonable flat 500 Euros to 1500 Euros plus 50 per living pup :puppy_dog_eyes (we had 9 pups last time!). The argument made for some of the fees was that it was the price of a puppy - well, maybe in their country it was, but certainly not here in Bulgaria :p.
As someone has already mentioned, there are no rules governing this fee - a price is given and if you don't like it, use a different stud. It's as easy as that. |
I forget one Dog from france was 1000e.
True is that i´m ready to pay if i really want use male but some owners think this is best and easy work. Every dog owner and breeder can tell own prices but some times price is from space. |
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I do not even speak the your position ... Stay more silently... You would be better, and we also |
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Central Europe is rather big. But this also means you know more about it than me. Sure you're not who we're suggesting for, because you're not a breeder. You got the von Hause Norky name from me took, and my son made your webpage too. |
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We speak about who is the breeders and who does not.... You can criticize everyone.... You are the perfect breeding,and perfect for dogs!!! :))) I could tell about you and you interesting things... But this many people know so is unnecessary.... And if I can see: you are not registered breeders on this page...Whether why is that? Once you find your man ... Until then, good luck of your "breeders" work!!!! |
I herewith ask you kindly to stop your private "Hungarian War", I'm not interested in who did whose website...
There are many breeders in so called Central Europe breeding 30-40 dogs a year. Poland, France, Italy, Czech Republic, .... But that's not the topic. The topic is that some stud dog owners ask, especially in Italy and France, for ridiculously high fees. Dogs often without bonitation or endurance test. Only with meaningless titles from unimportant dog shows. Cheers, Michael |
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Also the registration of dogs with falsed pedigrees is possible. As you can see - nobody is perfect.... :rock_3 |
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The highest prices I get was 1500EUR in France (mating with a dog which is not even a pure CsW :lol:). For a friend I was asking for a price the owner of poor quality dog (but with good pedigree) from Slovakia - it was 200EUR for a pupy.... :lol: Personally I do not accept any flat prices. I have very bad experiences with it - there are several cases known were flat prices asked owners of sterile dogs because they were sure they will not earn any money if they will ask the price basing on the number of puppies born.... But to be honest - ONLY the breeder decides which dog he/she will use. The show titles are not important for any serious breeder because they say NOTHING about the quality of the dog. In many cases dogs without any show results are MUCH better than the World and European Winners. And there are many nice and interesting dogs. If someone is asking stupid price for covering there is really no problem to use other - as good or maybe even better dog - for mating.... ;-) |
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You can breed also whit ill dogs. There is many illnes where you can´t have any tests... But HD-D is bad. :| |
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Males have HD, ED, DM, dwarfish test, working exams, bonitation and show titles. The same price ask our German friends and the same prices I heard in many other countries. Very fair in my opinion.... |
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If I'm right the puppies loose the pedigrees. If I'm wrong I must pay for the DNA tests... Easy ;) It is why no mixes will be ever bred in Poland... ;) Quote:
If there are rules in Poland they are: you can breed only with HD-A, HD-B and HD-C dogs and one of the parent must be HD-free. Rules are made by the breed club which do not exist in PL at the moment. It is why nobody breed with HD-D and HD-E dogs here. BUT it is possible to hide the results in the moment and to breed with not-tested dogs. And some breeders even do this. If the resuts are bad you can hide them - it is why you can not see HD-results by some Polish dogs. Look on the pedigree of Basior and the missing results of Clif and Beatris. It is the most famous Polish case because the breeders published the results of all their dogs with those two exceptions... |
Is the norm to charge a fee per pup? Or just a flat fee? Is the fee payable even if No pups are born?
I was pleasantly surprised when I mated my bitch (not a CsV) that the stud fee was only payable *if* puppies were born. This was for a fantastic dog who is a WT Ch. Just being nosy :) |
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A serious breeder mainly should look at genetically interesting lines to combine. Protecting the fragile gene pool, for instance and the health and character aspect. Focussing on champion titles is old economy, shortsighted. Fortunately there are several breeders who understand this, but unfortunately too many do not.... Often an interesting stud dog does not live close at the door. The excessive use of champions has already brought many races to the edge of the abyss from health / genetic point of view. Don't get me wrong. I'm not against shows. I see it more as opportunities to see several dogs of our beautiful breed and in order to exchange views and chat with their owners. Show results don't tell me much. There are many dogs that have never been to a show, but are very interesting as Margo says. Also the impartiality at shows or competence of the judges is often very questionable. |
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Still dog is more than HD or ED results. You can´t find any info about liver problems in Slovakia or Epilepsy or Spondylos or CHARATER problems. |
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